Rebels on the Run

This album feels like the dust settling on a gravel road after a long day of work. It is a record that prioritizes the rock in country-rock, leaning into the duo's Southern roots with a renewed sense of independence. After years in the major label system, Montgomery Gentry sounds liberated here, trading some of their previous polish for a thicker, more muscular guitar sound that echoes the greats of the 1970s. It is music for people who define themselves by their hometowns and their calloused hands.

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